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ARTHIK SAKSHARATA KENDRA
Financial Literacy is an important component of Comprehensive Financial Inclusion. It serves two purposes, Firstly it induces demand for available financial products & Secondly it protects people from losses incurred out of the activities of unscrupulous players in the financial market.
Key Features:
1) Universal financial literacy
2) GP level financial Inclusion Plan
3) Single window service
4) Comprehensive financial inclusion
5) Low cost model with an investment of Rs.30000/-
6) In case of BC, it is cost recovery model from Bank.
Process Involved:
1) Identification of FL CRP (3 per GPLF as per first NRLP model)
2) Development of Training Modules by translation /adoption in vernacular.
3) Training of FL CRP in RSETI.
4) Training of WSHG members.
5) Further Training of FL CRP under SIDBI-PSIG Programme.
6) Designation of District Level FIC (Retired Bankers) as Resource Persons for regular handholding of FL CRP.
7) Integration of BC model into FLCRP
Outcomes:
1) Single window financial inclusion service by WSHG members
2) Impetus to Individual Bank customers, Enrolment under PMJJBY/PMSBY/APY on saturation mode, creating awareness on prudent investments.
3) Proper utilization and repayment of funds helps GPLF and banks; 27 NPA free Panchayats
4) Becoming a nerve centre of interactions with other agencies like NABARD, SIDBI, RBI
5) Taking up campaigns of the banks; e.g. Atal pension campaign by SBI